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I'm in a similar situation to sonya ina. I have a manual stepper at home that I use at least 5 times per week. It's greatly increased the amount of exercise I get since I don't have a gym membership (too expensive) and I dislike jogging (which was my cardio exercise pre-stepper). Plus, being at home is great when it's raining. I think it offers me more flexibility. And, I can watch tv so I don't get too bored.
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to be honest, part of the reason that i work out as much as i do is because i figure that if i'm paying to go to the gym, then i HAVE TO GO TO THE GYM. i think that if i were to have an elliptical in my house, i would use it for a few weeks, but i don't know if it would be a regular thing for me. i could consider using it while i watched TV but that's also assuming that i had a space for it some where that i had a TV too.
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I can't do anything at my house, it's so disorganized. We have a treadmill, but I haven't used it in ages because a) it faces a wall, with your back to a door, and I get really nervous when my back is to a door. [No lie!] and b)I hate walking. Like, really. I'd must rather use an elliptical. So I'll be getting a gym membership very soon. Getting out of the house is all the motivation I need!
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I exercise every day on my treadmill at my house. I wouldn't use a gym membership even if I had one (I don't like being around people when I sweat). Not to mention it's much more convenient for me to wake up and walk only 20 feet to exercise - and I don't have to worry about what I look like! Also, my husband set up a tv for me, so I watch some of my favorite shows while I work.
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I like to get out of the house, so its not to hard for me to go to the gym. I don't work, so why not
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I have an elliptical machine, dumbbells, etc. in my "home gym" and I use them every single day. It's a lot more convenient for me to work out at home than it would be for me to drive to the gym at work, plus there's no time limit/sign-up sheets AND I don't have to deal with stupid New Year's Resolutiong crowds. On the other hand, my mother in law has bought several pieces of workout equipment that she NEVER uses. I don't get it...they can't afford much, so an exercise bike was a big purchase for them. When I bought my elliptical machine, I figured I was making an investment in my health and I've used it enough times for it to pay for itself many times over.
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Going to the gym is like what ilanac13 says, because I'm paying for it so I have to go. I've dumbbells, exercise ball and yoga mat at home, but because I know I have access to them whenever I want, I somehow didn't reach out for them as often. They're just lying around collecting dust really. Besides, going to the gym requires travel plans, and that somehow makes this little trip a little more exciting. It can also puts the idea off though. Depends on my perspective-of-the-day.
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4-6 times a week :]
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i've done the gym thing, but i totally prefer working out at home. i have no excuse since i don't need to go anywhere to do it! i do a DVD for strength and i jump rope for cardio. it's a very cheap way to stay in shape - no expensive equipment, no gym membershsip!
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I only exercise at home. I've had a gym membership before and enjoyed it, sort of, but hated the guilty feeling I got when I didn't go and realized I'd lost money. Recently I bought a pass to the nearby city recreation center and found that much more cost effective and fun than the gym. Less people, more machienes, great lap pool. However, I love doing DVDs or lifting weights while watching the news. I also love working out on my Wii. I find working out at home to be more convenient and less stressful.
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I find it a lot easier to exercise at home, and I try to do so at least 4 times a week. I have an elliptical, and it does the job. Finding the time to go to the gym doesn't work for me, plus a membership is way too expensive.